The world, in perspective.

By all accounts, Into the Woods is a monster of a musical. First performed in 1986 and made into a movie in 2014, it’s now playing in Cape Town’s Theatre on the Bay. Directed by Sylvaine Strike and featuring a cast of 25 students, it’s a stark raving lunatic asylum of a show.

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Tehran artists, a missing-body mystery and a Marxist state satire also feature in the first selections for the Harbour and Bright Future sections, underlining IFFR's "commitment to singular cinematic voices."

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